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​Piero Umiliani was not just a composer; he was a pioneer who redefined the boundaries of Italian music. From the first Italian jazz record to the futuristic experiments with Moog and electronic textures, Umiliani’s "Sound Work Shop" was a laboratory where the future was written.

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The collaboration between Liuto Edizioni Musicali and Blind Faith Records stems from a shared obsession: the preservation of the soul of sound. This partnership is more than a tribute; it is a bridge between the Maestro’s legendary archives and the high-fidelity analog world of today.

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Focusing on iconic works like “Today’s Sound”—a cornerstone of Library Music—this release celebrates Umiliani’s ability to blend urban jazz, psychedelic funk, and avant-garde electronics into a seamless cinematic experience.

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Under the careful curation of Luca Sapio, these recordings are presented with the respect they deserve, maintaining the original warmth and dynamic range of the master tapes. Piero Umiliani’s music remains timeless because it was born ahead of its time. Through this collaboration with Liuto, Blind Faith Records continues to keep the Maestro’s visionary spirit alive, delivering his "modern sound" to a new generation of listeners and creators.